Burro's Tail Succulent (Sedum Morganianum "Burrito") 4”pot

The Burro's tail is a species of succulent native to southern Mexico. It displays pendulous stems adorned with fleshy leaves. The leaves are typically bluish-green and grow densely along the stems, giving the plant a distinctive appearance resembling a cascading tail, hence its name. This sedum can be propagated easily from the stem or the leaf, making it a popular choice for succulent enthusiasts.

CARE:

• Loves bright light, with some direct sun is best. A few hours of morning or late afternoon sun is beneficial, but be cautious about the direct afternoon sun during the peak summer months, as too much hot midday sun can cause scorching.
• The colouring on the leaves becomes more vibrant with increased and consistent exposure to light. 
• Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings
• Tolerates normal indoor humidity; low humidity is fine.
• Prune the plant as needed to maintain its desired shape and size. Remove leggy stems to encourage new growth and enhance its appearance.